Fashion Market Research, Clothing, Footwear and Accessories

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“Value retailers such as Penneys/Primark continue to perform exceptionally well as they have done in the last five years, however, looking ahead the growing online market threatens to pull consumers out of the store and towards online shopping. Value retailers risk being left behind in the absence ...

“Despite the Irish economy witnessing high levels of consumer confidence in 2015, value-for-money retailers remain the most popular stores in Ireland. As the trend of fast fashion consumption continues to accelerate, we will likely see more Irish consumers opting for value retailers for their ...

“Value for money is still the key factor driving consumers when buying clothing in 2014, to the benefit of retailers who offer lower-cost clothing. Moving forward, making improvements to the overall shopping experience, such as better fitting rooms, might help to attract more consumers towards ...

“The Irish clothing retailing industry has had its fair share of tribulations throughout the downturn, however with the economy showing slow signs of recovery and given the region’s potential for online retailing, there is a more positive outlook ahead for the clothing retailing industry in Ireland.”

8% of NI and RoI consumers (TGI 2010) claim that celebrities influence their purchasing decision. To a segment of consumers, celebrities can be a powerful hallmark of quality, helping to boost the appeal of a brand of clothing when a celebrity is seen wearing it.

With rising food and utility bills, the percentage of income spent on clothing has been in decline over the last number of years. Increased competition for consumer expenditure from other markets (such as the leisure industry and electronics) has meant that the market for clothing has not ...